From the "ridiculous level of customization" department: a new device from EMS that removes one small deficiency in the Wii Classic Controller's capabilities: the ability to use it on GameCube games.

The PS and PS2 use a modified full duplex serial port with a 250 kHz clock signal for the controllers. The Gamecube uses a modified N64 half-duplex serial interface, right down to the 3.8 us timing.

Quick question: I'm looking for a good way to use my old PS2 controllers on an X-Box 360, and so far, all I'm coming up with are dongles that require a wired 360 pad to be plugged in as well ...

NubyTech plans to cut things up for PlayStation 2 gamers the same way it did with GameCube owners earlier this year with the release of the Resident Evil 4 Chainsaw Controller for PlayStation 2.

Transform your PS2 controller into a Wii U compatible device with a Japanese adapter. Say farewell to Pro Controller woes.